MacroSystem Digital Video HDV-Recorder Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 40)

Chapter 4

(12) In case you have not yet renamed the scenes in the

Record screen, you again have the chance here to give the

scenes your own names. Simply select the desired scene in

the scene bin and then click on the button below the large

preview image on the right of the scene bin to bring up the on-

screen keyboard. If you have the Power Key option, then you

can use this keyboard to clear the old name and enter a new

name.

(13) Many users require ‘overlapping’ of certain video se-

quences with other scenes without changing the original audio.

Example: A music video must be created. A complete record-

ing of the singer is available. Certain portions of this recording

are to be substituted with other scenes, but the view of the

artist singing is to reappear several times. The movement of

the singer’s lips should always be synchronized with the mu-

sic. This means that the original audio does not change, even

though scenes are changed.

With an Insert-edit, the selected scene in the scene bin is over-

laid onto the Storyboard. Only the video is overlaid, not the

audio of the scene. Clicking on ‘Insert’ overlays the selected

scene in the Storyboard with the selected scene from the

scene bin. The scene in the Storyboard (background) is then

partially or completely covered with the insert scene (fore-

ground). The background scene must, of course, be longer

than the foreground scene.

The range (start position, length) can be set freely and changed

at any time, even after the Insert is placed. Every click on ‘In-

sert’ leads automatically to a Range menu. The starting point,

which is by default set to the ﬁrst frame of the insert, can be

moved towards the end (‘Start’ button). To do this, you have

to select ‘Position’. Now you can see the background scene.

To trim the insert-scene either from the front or from behind,

switch the selection button to ‘Trim’ so that you can see the

‘IN’ and ‘OUT’ buttons. During this setting, you can see the

background scene. Set the selection button to ‘Trim E’ so that

you can see the insert-scene instead.

The ‘Trimming small’ mode is used to show both foreground

and background scene in smaller versions. When trimming an

Insert scene, you’ll see the ‘Foreground IN’ and ‘Foreground

OUT’ screens. Above, you’ll see two smaller screens depicting

the scene frame just prior (‘Backgr.IN-1’) and after (‘Backgr.

OUT+’) the insert. In this fashion, you have all the information

about the insert length and the position on top of the base

scene.

Using the ‘Position, small’ mode, you will see the same layout

of the menu, however, in this case you are moving the insert

scene on top of the background scene. The preview for ‘Start’

and ‘End’ shows you the position of the background scene,

where the insert begins and ends. The smaller scene images

above show you the ‘IN’ and ‘OUT’ frames of the insert itself.

Press play in the Insert menu to monitor how your insert has

been added. Click the Play button to play your insert. The Sto-

ryboard is played from 2 seconds before to 2 seconds after the

Insert. While this is being played, the original audio track of the

Storyboard scene is also played. This gives you good control

over the position of the Insert. To the right of the play button,

there is a special play button. When you click on this play but-

ton, a split screen will be displayed.

The left image shows the background scene and the right im-

age the Insert scene. Since the combined play back begins a

little before the Insert scene and stops only after it, you will see

the storyboard scene in both ﬁelds at this time. Play back can

be paused, restarted and stopped at any time. When you exit

the Insert positioning and return to the Edit or Main menu, your

settings will be saved. The so-called ‘background scene’, in

other words the Storyboard, can be split in three parts:

1. The background scene before the insert

2. The Insert part

3. The rest of the background scene after the insert

This division allows you to place any number of insert se-

quences onto a single background scene. It is also not neces-

sary to manually split the long recording of the singer, since

this is done automatically. Inserts are indicated in the story-

board by a symbol (two overlapping rectangles) in the upper

part of the scene in the storyboard and can be removed at

any time. Divided background sequences are automatically

put back together. The button ‘Remove’ offers the possibility

to delete the ﬁrst and the last part of the background scene in

front of or behind the insert scene. Transition effects can also

be used. The operation is hardly different from the usual pro-

cess. One difference is that the length of the Storyboard does

not change. This is important, since the unchanged sound

would otherwise no longer exist. Instead of a hard fade-in of

the insert scene, it will -depending on the effect- be faded-in

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